Sentence examples for modestly extend from inspiring English sources

A sensible proposal on the Nov. 5 ballot, Proposition 6, would modestly extend the age limits for certain state judges and help ease court system backlogs by allowing seasoned judges to stay on past age 70.

Our results showed that Ot B could modestly extend the lifespan of C. elegans, delay the age-related decline of body movement and improve the stress resistance.

If his hypothesis is correct – who knows? – it might one day help prevent disease and modestly extend life for millions of people.

Although chronic electrical stimulation has not yet been studied in an ALS model, different exercise regimes have been shown to modestly extend life in fALSG93A mice [42], [43], [44].

Indeed, introducing additional negative feedback control of cell cycle speed v - as does occur with GDF11 in the olfactory epithelium [ 4] - can modestly extend the range of disturbance frequencies over which robust control can be achieved.

The New York Legislature passed a bill today modestly extending wiretapping rules in cases of suspected terrorists.

The differentiation of (12) gives an exact expression for the velocity of the interface c in the form cequivfrac{mathrm {d}x_{0}}{mathrm {d}t} = frac{u_{t}}{h_{x}-u_{x}} biggvert _{x=x_{0}(t)}, (13) which modestly extends the original approach of Amari [21] with the inclusion of the term for (h_{x}).

Inclusion of spouses/significant others modestly extended the age range of participants (29 91 years).

Riluzole, a substance with antiglutamatergic properties, which modestly extends survival by 11% [ 1], remains the only approved drug for the treatment of ALS.

In both of these cases, the modestly extended apnoeic window allowed suspension laryngoscopy and jet ventilation to be atraumatically established and saturations returned to 99% once jetting commenced.

Nevertheless, the data remain inconclusive; in most, but not all reports, p16INK4a deficiency modestly extended the replicative lifespan of cells but did not impair senescence (Bond et al., 1999; Voorhoeve & Agami, 2003; Denoyelle et al., 2006).